Recent publications by RMIT University education researchers via Library resources.

Nyland B., Zeng X., Nyland C., &  Tran L. (2009). Grandparents as educators and carers in China. Journal of Early Childhood Research, 7 (1), 46-57.

Elliott, S. Ed (2008) The Outdoor Playspace Naturally. Pademelon Press: Sydney.

Gough A. (2008) 'Going native' : the changing nature of the organisation of learning in teacher education programs. Professional Voice, 5 (3), 45-50.

I'm the Liaison Librarian for the School of Education across all campuses of RMIT University. 

Staff and students in the School are very welcome to contact me about any aspect of the library services and resources. I am based at the Bundoora campus library so feel free to drop by, call or email. My office hours are 9.30am-6.00pm Mon-Fri.

I am assisted by June Frost, a Reference Librarian based at Bundoora Campus Library, who can help with the Information needs of all Undergraduate Education students and has a particular interest in children's literature.

June Frost, Reference Librarian, Bundoora Campus Library

This guide will introduce you to resources in the Children's Literature area that will help you with your assignments and research at RMIT University. It is a useful starting point and also provides you with information on how to get help.

Running With the Horses
Author:  Alison Lester

TEN-YEAR-OLD NINA lives with her father above the palace stables at the Royal Academy of Dancing Horses.  She loves watching the famous white stallions as they parade for the crowds, but her favourite horse is an ordinary mare called Zelda - an old cab horse Nina often pats on her way home from school.

When Nina's world changes dramatically, she and her father have to flee from the city.  Their journey over the mountains with Zelda and the stallions seems impossible, with danger at every turn . . .

Alison Lester is one of Australia's most popular and bestselling creators of children's books. She has won many awards, including the 2005 Children's Book Council of Australia Picture Book of the Year Award for Are We There Yet?

Alison lives on a farm in the Victorian countryside. She spends part of each year travelling to schools around Australia, helping students and teachers develop their own stories.

About Neil Gaiman

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